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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-04-24

The operation of the Interstate Com
merce law is reported to have caused a
big New Hampshire box factory to shut
down.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-04-24
Landau Mnrkala.

LONDON, April 23.--The London slsF'
markets have been quiet and dali. csase
advanced lie on tho day.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-04-24
No serlou. Rssuit..

yIESsK, April a3'-soms Of The Az
bassadors at Berlin have besn assured ~
no serious results viii follow the auss9 -
NJ. Schnaebeles.
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INVESTIGATION
DEMANDED BY SENATOR HINEAR.
DawsOn's Resolution Of Last Session Re
introduced.
SHORT SESSION YESTERDAY.
Republicans Hold q Caucus, but Come to No
Conclusion.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, April %.

CHARLESfON, W. Va, April IS.
SEeeiGl 7tIsgrua 10 ne SiHdGy Register.
Senator Sommeryille, by request Of
Senator Minear, to-day offered resOlu-
tion providing for an investigation of
charges made last session as to bribery of a
Senator in the Senatorial matter.
AS is well-known Senator Minear is the
person alluded to as having been bribed,
and he insists upon q full and fair
investigation Of the charge. The resOlu-
ton viii come up for consideration on
Monday.
The Finance Committee of the Senate will
report the appropriation bills on Monday.
IL is now manifest that the Legislature
cannot get through the business before it
before the third OF May and it is equally
manifest that on that day both branches
will vote for United States Senator,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-04-24

SCARED Bald EuObbers have impli-
Gated two-hundred people by confession.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-04-24
NEWS AND COMMENT.

THE Interstate law should include q
clause ordering the twisting Of the neeks
of an newspaper liars, and should imme.
diately be put in force among the swarm
of correspondents who haunt the National
Capital with hungry eyes seeking what
they can torture into an item. Col,
LAMONT is quite sure that the President
never said he would not accept renOmi-
nation, rs was telegraPhed from Washing.
ton, via ST. Louis Friday night, and the
President himself, emphatically denies it.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-04-24
CALL FOR A CAUCUS

GALL FOh a CAUCOS
has been issued, although quite number
are in favor of a caucus at an early day
next week
The Senate was in executive session this
morning, but the members refuse to say
anything as to what business was trans
acted.
The session Of the House was of fifteen
minutes duration.
Senator Dawson introduced by request,
bill TO regulate commerce in this State.
The greater part of the session of the
Senate was taken up in the discussion Of
the House Joint resolution authorizing the
Auditor TO draw his warrants upon the
Treasurer for the per diem of officers and
attaches of the Legislature. Judge Max
well insisted that this could not be done
untilapprOpriatiOnt therefor had been made.
The resolution was adopted. This has
been the usual method of drawing the pay
and mileage ever since West Virginia had
Legislature.
The Republican members held caucus
last night and discussed the resolution of
fered by Delegate Hamilton to vote for
United States Senator on May Sd, but ad-
iOurned without coming to any conclusion.
The attendance was remarkably slim, most
of that party preferriDg to attend q min
strel performance at the Opera House.
Col. ]. A. Robinson, of Mineral county,
arrived here this morning.
THE RAILROADS.
George P. Sargent, Railroad Committee
clerk, out Of the kilograms to railroad Off
eials inviting them to be present before
the Railroad Committee has only received
three responses, viz, the b. & o. Rich
mOnd and Allegheny and Henry. G. Da-
Wis.
Governor Wilson occupied the attention
Of the Railroad Committee about three
hours this afternoon in speech in support
of the hill offered by Chew. The commit
tee was authorized to have 800 copies of
the bill printed for distribution through
OUT the State.
Captain B. B. DOvener arrived this even
ing.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-04-24

Cool headedness will smooth over the
FrancO-German incident.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-04-24

Mr.. James Wingfeld, in advance Of
Mime. Neuville and her son Augustine,
who with an excellent company will
present Zone Boy Tramp, or the Mamac
Mother" at the Grand, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday Of this week, is Ia the city
making arrangements for the appearance
of the company. The piece and COM
pany are spoken Of in the highest
terms by the press OF the country.
They carry special scenery, among which
is. the great pier No. s9, North River, the
mamac cell, the prison, nc.
Nine Melville is an actress of the old
school, having supported Forrest and other
tragedians, and has written several plays.
The engagement will doubtless be sue.
cessful one.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-04-24

WHEELING broke the ice and won her
first game yesterday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-04-24
Profnpt PAYMENT.

The late Richard c. Robinson, Of this
city, formerly of bridgeport, O., insured
his life in the Michigan Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company Of Detroit Last week, the
general agent, J. f. Robinson, 1905 Market
street, paid TO the widow twenty-five hun
dred and fifteen dollars and fifty cents, the
amount of policy and Accommodations seven
teen days after proofs were sent to home
Office. This is prompt and commendable
on the part Of the company.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-04-24
ABOUT THE CITY.
shamus O'Brien.

Large and well pleased audiences greet
ed this play at the Opera House yesterday
afternoon and evening. The play is good
one, and was well put on
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-04-24
Police Court.

The following cases were disposed Of
yesterday: Martin Hell S.; paid; John
Taylor, S.; paid; Frank Clugg, S.; paid;
James Woodburn, SO; paid; William
Lord, dismissed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-04-24
Poisoned by ",ou :. on Rats"

The wife and three children Of VIM.
Arnholt residing on West Hanover street,
Martins Ferry, were poisoned last evening
by eating bread containing Rough on
Rats" which in some way got mixed with
the baking power. They were taken yio-
lently sick, when DIR. Hervey was sent for,
who administered antidotes and the suf-
ferers were saved from death, although
they were still in pretty bad way at last
reports.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-04-24
Property Sold.

Auctioneer Haller yesterday sold 2i4
acres of the Maxwell property, located near
Roney's Point for $3.50 per acre. The
Peter Grouse property in LaGrange addi-
ton to the city was sold for l,I75. He
also sold the Henry Dice property near
Elm Grove, to Mr.. McCrum for 81, 700
A bid Of s., 500 was received on the Mason
property at the corner Of Main and TWEEN
ty-second streets, embracing four lots and
four houses.
The following sales Of the w. V. Hoge
lots, on the Island, were made:
Lot No. a., on South Broadway, to 8.
p. Hildreth, $500.
Lot No. 129, on South Wabash, TO II. F.
Jones, $245.
Lot No. 100, on Virginia street, to NJ. J..
MeFadden, $50.
The sale was continued until May 7th.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-04-24
Hanke Wins.

About 800 people witnessed the roller
skating race between J. ]. Bell, Of Cleye-
land, the champion Of the world, and
Eugene Hanke, of this city, nj
the Alhambra rink, last evening.
The race was for five miles straightaway for
the championship. Bell got the start and
held il for q mile or no when Hanke
passed him and held the lead 10 the end,
winning the race in l5 minutes and Is sec
onds. One Of Bells skates. was badly brok-
en-.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-04-24

Miss Maggie Murphy was rendered an
enjoyable surprise at her home on Chap
line street Tuesday evening, the affair be-
ing in charge of Miss Della Doley and
William Shriner. Quite a number of
young folks were present and spent a
pleasant evening, dancing to good music
being the principal amusement At IL
o'clock refreshments were served and high
ly relished by all, after which the dancing
was resumed. Those present were Misses
Maggie Moran, Mary Doley, Kate Cochran,
Celia Mccormick, Mamie Moran, Ella
Cunningham, of MOundsville, Katie Ken
ney, Mary McAndrews, Maggie O'Malley,
Nellie Lally, Ella Tucker, Maggie Mona
han, Lottie Kerns, Sadie Laily, Mary Con-
ners, Julia Cochran, Annie Tucker, Mollie
Harrington, and Messrs b. Carroll, Joseph
Connors, d. Kelley, p. J. Moran, J. Gun
ningham, John Moran, Martin ConnOrs,
Jake Bishop, Tom Grady, John Hopkins,
Frank Kelly, p. Paden, NJ. Brannon, Al
bert Wayman, Peter Horan, John Jennings,
James Mathews, Ed 0'Malley, John Miles,
John Lougan, I. Barrett, Will Cordelle,
John Carney, NJ. Mccarthy, Charley Mo,
ran, J. Rainey.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-04-24
"The Streets of New York {"

That old time melodrama, ''The Streets
of New York, with real fire engine, lots
of red sparks, innumerable supers in red
shirts and theatrical looks and various
other things will be presented at the Opera
House tomorrow and Tuesday evenings
by Mr.. George C. Boniface and strong
company. The play is o strong one all
through, and will he greeted by large au-
diences OH both evenings.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-04-24
Slight Explosion.

Last night while gang of men under
Superintendent of Water Works Riddle
were repairing a fire plug at the corner Of
Main and Sixteenth streets, the men opened
one of the natural gas company plugs,
when the gas ignited from torch and ex-
ploded, burning William Phinnik about
the arms and neck, man named Kelly on
the face, and singed the eyebrows of n
boy who happened TO be passing.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-04-24

At the conclusion Of Mr.. Clements
reply, he and party went fnom their car to
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-04-24

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Underwood enter
tained large number of friends in de-
lightful manner at their residence, corner
of Jacob and Fifteenth streets, Wednesday
evening, in honor of the iftieth anniyer-
sary of Mr.. UnderwOOd's birth. The even
ing was passed very pleasantly in social
intercourse, interspersed by music until
10 o. clock, when a bOunteous and elegant
ly prepared supper was served, to which
all did justice. Mr.. Underwood was the
recipient of many kind wishes and a num-
ber OF handsome presents.
Ohio Valley Lodge No. 81, X. OF p,
danced very pleasantly at Turner Hall,
Friday evening. A large crowd was
present and all enjoyed the occasion to the
fullest extent.
EudOra Circle, No. i, U. A. o. D., gave
very pleasant hop at Beethoven hall
Thursday evening. Kramer's orchestra
furnished the music to which the merry
party gaily danced until an early hour
Friday morning At the proper hour an
elegant supper was served and enjoyably
discussed. Mr.. ROeder, of Belmont Grove
No. 9. of Bellaire, delivered short COM
plimentary address tOthe organization.
The Windsor Athletic Club entertained
quite number Of friends at their club
rooms on South Jacob street, Friday even
ing Killmeyer was present and the
merry dance was gaily indulged in until
10 o'clock when refreshments were served
tOwhich all paid their undivided attention.
The fun was continued until an early
hour yesterday morning.
Miss Emma Roberts pleasantly enter
tanned q few friends at her home ON
thirteenth street Friday evening Pro-
gessiTe euehFe was The chief amusement
Of the evening and at ssasonable hour re-
freshmenss were served, 10 which al did
ample justice. Those present spent a.
lightfnl evening. tasss
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-15

reasnrv has now in it die call-
tai Of more than SOD. 900 600 which
ought to be out am~ns the PEOPLE
perfnrming the fu1ctlo-s OF trace
TIE already scanty circulating ne
dium j. being r, duc,d at the rate oil
Sl4. 10000 Per month This ought
not to re SO. And it Is rum"re7
that Secret,-v F4lrchild will 30 In {"
the markets and hny hmm tn {
bonds in order 10 ye1ttce Tie surplus.
He ougat not be aI.ow,d 10 do HIS,
b tier let the money lie idle In TIN
Treasury than to go lLto the u2aFh'l>
aud double til. ptem!um7 On tond e.
AMI tea buy tn, IN at NV
per,ent premium.But som tank ms
ought 10 tie done and that qu cklN,
to relieve the peop'e from tie bur
tens now Or, s,ing tie life out oI
hem. TIE Democratic patty Is
pledged to Il duce :he TarIf, and
( Congress- ought II, he teDt III session
nd at work until that pledge is tuI
dl-d. he wealth of til nation Is
/ 1owinL into the har d. Of few mel
/ and INTO the aul's OF the govern
ment. These things Cught not L
| ue. Mr.. Clrvel; nd we TIL, k ought
/ 20 call ConLre together, an rely
appn tne Democratic par y and &
Western Republicans TO keep hin
self from destroying silver ano
hankruptlng the country and rely
upon the peop.e, the ID, mocratl'
party and himself to Kill out tie in
fuence of Sam Randall Or drive hin
out Of the party. At al events W.
think an extra session ought TO b.
called at once, if it does no Othe
good it may aid in educating tn
Ieople, by discussion and ii may XII!
out some of She IN hmhcrs in Washing
ton this summer which wUuld be
very grea At b,essing ,ifthe right follow
shout happen to skip by the hgh
of the moon beyond the river.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-15
Extra Session Of Congress.

The President Onght to cal, We
think, an extra session Of Congress
at once. The memhtrs all draw
their pay from now until next De
cenber or January, just as thsnyh
Congress was In session. The ex-
p .nse will be very little more to the
country. The Interstate Commerce
Bill ooght to he repealed at once. 1t
is the biggest Olunder ever commits
ted hv any party or parties. al d the
Commissioners have begun to blum
der and fall before they are fairly
ltluctei into off e. The law
allowing the Federal J Judges to ap>
po,nt super, isors a. elections ought
To he repeated ; hut above all things
the Tariff onght to be reduced and
remetele upon the principles of jus
tice, equity AMI fair-dealing to the
consumers. The surplus in the
Treasury is being increased at the
rate of S14, 100000 Fer month. The
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-15
Islainc and Sherman.

jim Blaine and John Sherman car
ride over the South, make sp aech-
ps, llay hypocrite fawn and poodle,
but 1t will all he b no purpose. 1t
is breath, gas AMI falls ehool wasted
m tie air The South VIII never
g.ve an electoral vote to ether o
these visiting statesmen if White
man and a sound Democrat is IN tn,
field. The devil himself " it'll clank
ing chains on, would be preferable
by far to either Of The Sc Sout ht IN
hatsr5. Neither Of these men. could
carry more than four South
States even against tie Mugwump
now in the White House; and a.
against a Democrat it would be ut
terly impossible to get single vote
from the South. Both of these men
certainly represt mt the worst ele,
ments III the Re. nblican party and
it would he very humiIiating to see
any Southern State cast its vote for
either of these men, almost as hu
initiating as to vote for a Mugwump-
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-15
HIGH FREIGHTS.

+ eight ON corn pei bushel we are
told is three cents more under the
Interstate Commerce Bill than it
was befoe. Many other articles are
much higher. II is as We expected.
From the far West we receive corn,
hay and meat brought hire by the
car load 1T reduced rates. Now the
rates are much higher. All laws are
made for the special benefit of the
moneyed men, They toll US that
this bill was for the special benefit
Of the people. But that is the same
old cry over again. If Grover CIeve
land had been lawyer or a Demos
crat. or if he had had legal advice
fro IN u Democrat liz would t ave We
tOed this bill, but h has never since
he has been President done one
thins or ve.oed one bill that was FIR
the benefit of the cO1sum rs He
stands like a rock wall by tie rails
roads, national banks and the bond
holders. Whenever he can he tioht-
ems the f, tiers on the pe0I lie. When
he can he aids the moned power.
lie know, Little and cares less about
the Working class of people than any
man who has ever ben President OF
this country. We hope som. rail
road will decline t, obey the five
/ lords appointed by his Majesty and
disregard the fnter>tat. Commerce
! law, 50 that e.. consli q iOnalItv Of
the law can he tested 1t once. Its
execution VII take from he c)nsum.
ers of this country millions of do,
lars and mt it. into the n,rkats nj
the railroad k,nos Its nnforcamant
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-15

have done this very M. Nov If
they will declare the bill under
which they were appoiated failure,
as we'll as HncOnstr utional, resign
and "a home they Will add to their
regulations aad save The peop,e So =
rral hundred millions of dollars II.
freigl Is annually. THIS FIVE Com
njssioncr~ can come about a ne r
controlling pnd CSinX the feeigh5
rat = justly and eqnifa'ly on t1s
continent as five poodlss would come
IN Iapl ing up AL the water in the
tiV,. oc, as.
Five hundred Of h st men il
tie country could not do l. uudes
"a e me CT: cumstances and con n
io1s. |. takes 4 lifetime to under
stand AMI comprehend the business
and beside3 the 60. flictjnL Interest t,
are % n;ny and Sc varI, d that eacl
must regulate Itself.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-15

n...4.. ,hsse railroad ia
e"u'.' ! ard fenowned
.'''.' r,,s the boundary
-, -. ,..,a.y ron Pairny
,,.,,.,cn 4 distance hy water
ill. end br hard sixty
rrn;--i,.- = nayi.a' ~ to
~n. v.,loo = distance Of n
1870 c-oo PALMYRA. Ills town
"a - tho lower end of the
.a.3 f,,t,,,on in the upper.
n--.,..o lands are a. rich as
80 - ar out OF the
.., oaa n.fn-e the var. and DC-
tho dams were broken these
,.,s e,,,tv constituted tie
E..ta,n North Carolina.
49, .;r lands a e tie finest
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-15
DECEPTION

W. ,ola I Nv and weekly by
.ho CIovota43 otoans and his bench.
mon that ho is carving ont the
,.;,,,,1.,o o,d ,ol;.v of the partv
~ c,+,, :, tho ,1a,form rpcn which
oIco,od Snch s+oss iqno-
.o auoh rono,o;tv for mis-
.r,sont.+;on and dec.ntioo is mon
..r,u, .rhora i not one word
oho,t domantt,zuo or DEGRADING
.;,,; =, .lo ,la,rorm ,et Cleveland
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'''0 pa y '
organ or meet CleVeiant enCh-
man and Won hear the Same ola lie
ABOUT keeping the pledges Oh vac
party. We have given Won every
"ora III the democratic plaIiofH
about Civil Service Reform Now
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-15
rail-. ROAD COMMISSION

The Rail Road Commissioners app
pc ~ t. have waded In water rather
deep. To suspend the operation OF
a statute before it goes into effect, is
la.her sree, yet the Commissioners
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-15
Come TO Worth Carolina

There are several colonies in this
State. WAY can't We induce imni-
grents to come to our scctiOn. No
section in the United States can sur
pass our State in fertility of its soil,
il churches. schools, In ii cle.erpess
of its people or in health. Our eli
matt is more tan delightful. We
are exempt from the Billiards
cold Iaps and the hard and lone
freezes Of the North. lee il hardly
one inch in thickness in this part of
the State in winter. We can work all
the winter. 1t is never too cold to do
farm work. We are also exempt
from the His ering, scorchin9 sun f
the extreme |0utnern States. We
occupy the me IN between the North
AMI )uth. We can produce here
an abundlrce Of any thing that can
be pro 1uced North of US. We can
proInce any thing tha can te pro-
duced sub Of Us except the o.
arce and lemon In fact it may be
truthfullv said that Mort CarO.iua
is more happily an | de!igi fully ST
uated than any Stat in the Union ,
and that Ha fax county is not
equal d by any comfy in the State
! IN its school facilities. church f1cili-
ties and ITS o. pc tunities Of CROWN
veal by and powerful, And as to
Scotland n elk, we verify believe it
is he garden spot of the earth.
Greedy said: Young mango West"
Ii minis er wsre TO advise the sin
ntr to 90 to the DEVIL, his advice
woul OF worse than CIR, ely's
We have seen In the far We more
suffering, poverty and want in one
week than W. ever saw il all our life
in North Caroline. The West is the
lat place on earth for poor mar
to 90 to. The tide of immigration
turned West in lS49 uDOa the dis
covery Of the gold and silver mine;
in California. and from that cav til
tins the railroads and their solicit
i.g agents and the spectators have
! 1 4
And we know that nineteen out o
every twenty who have gone Yves
have been sadly Disappointed
Thousands upon thou.aAds of thes
immigrants have died ofhunser snc
Of broken hearts and disaDpOint
ments. lire il North Carolina. W
= haze room for two million of Ghit
, people more than we have. Her
VIC have the climate, the soil ant
everything that will in the futur
make our State one of the first State
. If not the first State In the Union
Lands are cheap, cheaper than tn
same grades of land this side 0 tt
Rocky ii ouutains. You can buy larG
here all the way from five to twcnt,
tive dollars per acre. We have a.
within the lImi of the State t
: make this State tie most intelliyt n
' tie most productive, the most intel
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-15
) 7 Q p H z r 4
READ THIS Now.
j. ID. MOORE.

NNcce-90r % VI. ". EUNINI--
Dealer in fine Wine, Liquors, -
Tobacco. &c, also a billiard and
room. | respectfully invite the po'.~
.aI e to call and examine my StocN.
" h,akers. y. c., Dec. l1th, 49,, - &
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-15

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